New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-12


increased during the lenantry' am lll Nr Cowper
cnrtinuei i'm possession, We should nave nrrn que
justified IN nor ',H woTi be done Tor Win ire nest
shooting in Norfolk suhrIn< ns nc ,m I'M
opreared 10 be given 10 the tenaniry WI" se'mr1 pr,
fecy happy and comfortable WIN hVe amy c. i've M
be'pmnf me i h hetcr IN make inilir,cs "a 80 the
princes intentions, for We wonld MOI nave cnntIaru
npon game ar U M, hysbSnd tod the late Mr. the
on ayver that he would give it mp at once " such
!, hing were in contemplation lie wa 's7'lr' li.i We
ne be Under no XXI M injury should he done by
vtouni -amc: and believe Mr. = meant what he sli'
for Inc la OF the Prince Consorl mon OF piSi
No. ana mai he lived feel sure BE would have inS 'ird
upon the promise being c1rrc o.t 10 ua @ ~ vi
t,ver lie mel very anxious 10 t'cIe ny n',' pn
f,r Inc Appleton Fauh and Thought u woMd ne nice ior
tie Prince to hAys hi. there an that
,yc stoul he literally tre1tei anl inspected orr
b,nacrs nook and prononneei 10 he li'e 81 '"5'
we proceeded to invest the contents III al nope anu coh
Gdence
THE PRINCE LOVES SHOOTING.
ourhanpv prospects'dil not rem1in long unclouled-
omnons situs OF tronble to come nrsin lo tNh upon
mo h1rizon and il soon became evident MA. si'1' S'
not1. but game. tO ne the oru.r OF TIC u}' ~.
Ire rh of agreement: my hnsDlni womb n.y. pen -,
nnito car,br OF Insisting that 10 should ne stopped ~
once and II rcmonstrdnres EcTe ''ct a., -, =" Z
or other; but symptoms Of the lingering low rover MI
cn4e 50 fatally hat n xcrnt. tai persuaded hn to
mn il oil until the Prince came do"h "Ehh' We"
Utl.0f "A ID .
t,c ri nee came down AMI All hope ~ relief N'h'heh
no ,s uffuated with the shooting; II became perfect
30 Inc All ,nsf opposition to IT, dn not mean 10 S1y
ne was than amy other young man mltn, n ,
nee but did not mend matters i"r mo 'nl we ~
,s,lng lie THAT before ne was mol PHEASANT con
% u,n and few helpers hal -uiced for Mr. Cowper
rut now q newly imported hrals fp"r WIN IN orsan'
- a. m NJ o,icias took po-sesson OF the place IN mill
,rv stvIo aaI parcelled ont my farm IKE polccnehs
heats some of the battalion being tom on IN Hh
n cottage built hcm at either end whilst h9i non
without success. without elmer WIN OF ~ ,t
Leave srips were cut across some of my hcdH hAe
rriiron and planted for game shelters, anh uhilI me
trees were sufficiently grown I" slo. ger 'lel' " NO. ~
noxous weeds grow, seeded and blew All over my crops
anJ the newly cleaned land. one being allowed Z" cut
them down for fear OF disturbing the ncstiny -. =.
The duties OF the unicrkrcprrs on the beats "ere 70
rear as much game the land would carry ana rrPpr
upon ythng they coiseIch il We ~, r' an, '
farming op cations were chprcted l" ~ Dc 1919, -
= .nboriinaici their conTcuience. Inc reports Wrr"
@ 1 A., hal the privilexc OF proving about day
md night which is necessary TO Keep on polches au
nar,udcrs Bat there limits to everything ana I
wa decidedly oycrd0ne; and rs Iafucr cAp's ~
when unburicninc his mind 10 me one az nr( IT,
everyhink du aud At ny time NE II ain Pe.san,.
and then the head keeper ne goo 10y ana se n,o M
hi. hat anil look 40 me rs nich a. 20 say ipI - ~
n ronnd and acc those kangaroos rhc bares ahop
min and umpln about my crops, 1t make me nght III IL
Il dill not much matter how anybody looked, or
,ybcthcr hats were OF that cost nothing ana he
Leeners on my beat very civil; ana the kanga,
roos might have hopPrd and JUMPED 10 Az eVerlip II
80 had not damned down the crops ia the PROFESS, ana
f"eS,ed themselves the way, hrcaS'asing upon thc
choicest swedes cutting on inc mns9i' -, az , l b
olnrs for they the daintiest lltte prhies aiiel
vo1rin any deicacy that had been reser,ed for the
iamhs gnawing the sainfoin. very expensive plant,
down TO the ground until as my aOOrers s"d u warn
~ rn se a. ts growen snd biting of the ears OF wheat
,hao i've e aaugOis the Joints began TO be palaablc.
ami sire wing them the ground have otten plcEei
them az I'm bundles crying over the havoc with mingled
ra0r and grief. They not quite so partial 10
barley and oats maHg RAID upon tn hnp NOV n Y
frnt and rose trees decnae the vegetables and leave
crocus or any OF the earnaoh mr. i'e t 'rat
clearing everything OF as they co. ana I moTe easy TO
Mace turning up IN every direction Whcn role or
drove across The heds they woad start up at my ponys
me Ike little pack OF hounds while some OF the mos,
owdacious ones would stand upright on ther mn. t
legs with an air Of irritating selfPosesson as thcy
knew they were Royal property ana dared me 70 ,oueh
them and then spin round ana ronnd ann Oh again as
pany" ont farming. only it was 81 the wrong sort and
ora an n1 rcaton 40 nnch sometimes from curiosity
10 see the number there would give D." view hpoo :!
AT the corner OF wheat field. when up would jump a
swarm of little brown the ccrn Ike regiment OF
soldiers in ambush
THE LADY's FIELDS ARE SPOILED.
Nor was tho spyn' and pryn' without its draw
backs The underkeepers Wed Win one another a5 70
beats This power OF being able to send In any reports
posjng they neglected their work, or any hing weat
wrong on the grand shooting days was great temp
,ao o =" LAY ng To cause it, One Of the faults that
had occasion 10 md with the Prince during my residence
On his property was the fatal habit Of listening 10 tales
from any quarter without taking the trouble to inquire
into the truth of them which attribute 10 ms no,
publc school whore boys contract horror OF sDcaks
and sneaking and also 10 that love OF gossip Inherent
i'm The race Of Guelph cheerful socabe quality enough
| making you feel pleasantly at home win the Blood
ni than their ofiier attributes but leading
grave results when the gossip Is malicious anu you arc
estate reports for continuance and conclusion, lived
In of chronic disgrace with lucid intervals unt
.d in of II
The shooting days were another nuisance should
have had objection 10 them had they been REASONABLE,
can only compare them TO an invading army upon M
enemys territory The fields cleared for action
early the morning. and had to stop tho work and
keep themcn az home teli inachnery' ETC. at u stau
st one year lost part ofho turnp crop In that way
for having engaged gang OF thirty hands from as
lance to pull top and tall heap ana mould up by th'
successlon frost get In, and the roots remained GU
in II, exposed to the weather and game. 49,. l., A.,
was legally compelled Ia allow TINS, put IN tn'
country. legality goes for very little, and hai hi'
any resistance might have been accused OF al soI,s -
IL from being killed down-of spelling sporta 80 forth
male a stand over the turnip crop only was In anohc
part the farm when the people were turned out an'
when those gangs have dispersed aud gone to WORK II
different directions you cannot get them together again
, ! A complete silence having been secured for milo
with blue and pink flags. like sunday school treat
band of gamekeepers In green and gold with inc hea
hats bound with Royal red caravan FOR the reception
the and failing OF OF loaiers to see the run
for H. r. II is very good-natured In allowing peopl
u look his amusenents provided they DO mob III
terfere with Them and, 1t could DO conveniently mar
. agea would perhaps have no objection to every body
I life being ski;tles and beer" Ike his own ...
At about clock the Royal party arrive in sum
of waggonettcs, and range themselves In IA long III
under he fences or behind the shelters put mp oL una
I purpose each sportsman having leaders IN atendaic
| with extra gun guns TO band backward ana io
ward to load and reload The boys and seatofs 81
stationed III a semi-circle some distance on ana IL
their place 10 beat up the birds and drive them 70 "a
fences the waving flags fri ghtening them from nyn
back. on they In increasing numbers, UNI
they burst in cloud over the fence where the guns ~
Il concealed This is the exciting moment, terrinc ius
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